Mariage Novels & Stories

It's separate from a wedding, more spiritual than legal, focused on pack bonds rather than human marriage conventions. Separate from a wedding. Emma realized she and Adrian hadn't talked about marriage yet, though the completed mate bond felt more permanent than any human ceremony could be. "Do bonded mates usually get married too?" Emma asked. "Often, yes. For legal purposes and to maintain appearances in the human world," Adrian said. "But the bonding ceremony is what matters to the pack. The wedding would be more for your mother and human friends, legal documentation, that sort of thing." For my mother. Emma felt a pang thinking about her mom, who was still in recovery but doing well than

"Stay out of matters regarding Lillian from now on." His words cut through me like ice. I raised an eyebrow. "Fine by me." He didn't notice the small smile that crept onto my lips. The Brookes were the wealthiest family in Sylverwood, worth billions, while my family, the Reeds, though not rich, had enough standing to be considered respectable. Marrying him was a match made in heaven, a union of equals. If it came down to it, should he choose to divorce me, I would cause a ruckus that would shake the city. That would make any future resolution even more difficult.

"Without a word. Without an explanation. Do you have any idea what that did to me? To us?" Her eyes didn't budge. "There was no 'us,' Kai. There never was." The words hit me like a perfectly placed slap, but I wasn't backing down. "You expect me to believe that? After everything we shared, everything we- "Don't romanticize it," she cut in, her razor-sharp voice slicing into my thoughts. "Our marriage was a contract. Nothing more." I felt a cold shiver run down my spine, and I straightened in my chair. "A contract?"

Ilalang Jagad Rahwana, a doctor specializing in surgery, was handsome and had a good career in medicine, and he was a single man, just like his two friends who had many female fans, but his heart had yet to find the right girl to fill his heart. "So what about your wedding?" asked Jagad. "You didn't even attend my wedding, and now you're asking me now." "Sorry, I wanted to attend but something happened that required me to have emergency surgery." "It went well," Melvin replied. Seeing that look on Melvin's face made Jagad raise one eyebrow. "Why, what's wrong?" "The problem is that he didn't marry Renata." "What does that mean?" "He is not married to Renata but to the woman."

I said to him and in a few minutes he was at the door and he barged in as usual. “ You need to be taught some manners, I think I didn’t do a good job raising you. I have to do better. Next time you should knock, wait for me to respond before you come in” I said trying to scold him but he didn’t even look like he cared. “ You have to get married” “What?? To who? and why?” He said, looking at me with so much anger. “ well, it’s an alliance between both families. They have more people and weapons. They are more dangerous and powerful. We need the power “ I said to him

- O R I G I N - Now, here's the thing, the ideas that I used in writing this book are not even clear. I've forgotten. I'm just damn excited. I used to love werewolves so much then and I was tired of mates who meet each other in school or something so I wrote about a marriage. At the same time, I saw a quote, "if you can't find what you want to read, be the one to create it." So I did. Marriage and werewolves. *laughs*

Only his grip tightened on my waist, but not to the point of hurting. "Ohh." I sighed. "So, it's settled then. These both sweethearts are gonna get married. And I want to do everything with you guys." Maria was so happy. It could be seen in her face clearly. But then she furrowed her eyebrows as if thinking hard about something. Then again smiled like she solved the toughest sum on the paper. "I was thinking about doing it western way or Indian. And then I thought, why not do it both. After all, I want it to be the best and the most memorable."